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All well and good but blockchain doesn’t invalidate the need for ‘good faith’, which is actually due diligence supported by rule of law.

Read the Greeks.

There’s a more lucrative thriving non-location based market at degree/PhD level too (Harvard, etc)

The “Neoliberal agenda” didnt surface in search results for me. Anyone have a link to a copy please, I’d be most grateful.

“Who wants a stylus?” Jobs asked then. “Nobody wants a stylus”

The stylus is great in the right app(Procreate/Notion/Notability...) and holds more potential So: 1. Visionaries also have their blindspots 2. Ergo, App developers are a major part of what makes Apple great (FB etc moved away from this) 3. Apples ‘walled garden’ is the only platform with the potential to provide users a wholly unified computing experience, over any Apple device... a cut back version of Weiser’s vision perhaps.

My friend, understand the difference between looting and preservation :-)

The Guardian is operationally in the UK, but its ownership is sited in an offshore trust.

And many of Londons cafes are not much better than toilets (I speak as an ex-pat having recently visited).

I used to live around the corner from the one in Fitzrovia. Never saw the appeal. Chacun a son gout.

It's also cheap and trivial to form a UK company with bank account - no matter whether UK citizen/resident or not.

Spooky.

I'm happily using Mojave on two MBP's - 2009 (4Gb) and 2010 (8Gb) with SSD's. Freedom to upgrade internals and the smarts and generosity of dosdude1 (google that) turned them into the best tech purchases Ive made (after previous years of throwing money at premium end PC's that didn't last)

Why not cut inequality at the root: prevent children accruing socio-economic advantages from the moment of birth

What is the point of children..?

"If you have a library and a garden, you have all you need" Cicero